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IOS Listers Corner 2013 IOS Listers Corner 2013 Site and Area Lists: Life Lists, Big Days & Big Years Site Life Lists Chicago's Lincoln Park showed a lot of activity this year. Nine people turned in higher numbers for this S location, including an increase of 18 species for Michelle Devlin. New sites to appear on the lists this year include Meredosia N.W.R. (large - Eric Walters), Springbrook Golf Club (small - Jeff Smith), Bunker Hill F.P. (small - Tom Lally), and Thompson Causeway R.A. (very small – Eric Walters). Sites showing double- figure increases over previous high totals were Des Plaines Conservation Area (Doug Stotz) and Lake Renwick Preserve (Andrew Aldrich). Italics represent an inactive Illinois birder (i.e. deceased or lives out-of -state). (updated 4/26/14) Lake Michigan Ecosystem (east of I-94/US 41) 195 Chicago’s Lincoln Park C. Taylor (Large and Medium Sites only; 150 minimum) 195 Lake Calumet D. Stotz 324 Chicago's Lincoln Park R. Hughes 195 Wadsworth Wetlands S. Hickman 308 Chicago's Lincoln Park J. Purcell 195 Lake Calumet D. Stotz 303 Chicago's Lincoln Park O. McHugh 195 Wadsworth Wetlands S. Hickman 294 Chicago's Lincoln Park G. Williamson 193 Chicago's Jackson Park K. Hanson 292 Chicago's Lincoln Park G. Neise 191 Lake Forest Nature Preserves R. Peterson 290 Chicago's Lincoln Park L. Muñoz 189 Lake Calumet E. Walters 290 Illinois Beach State Park A. Stokie 187 Illinois Beach State Park J. McDaniel 286 Chicago's Jackson Park P. Clyne 186 Skokie Lagoons E. Walters 286 Illinois Beach State Park E. Walters 184 Chicago's Jackson Park S. Friscia 282 Chicago's Lincoln Park E. Walters 184 Wadsworth Wetlands A. Stokie 280 Chicago's Lincoln Park K. Hirabayashi 178 Chicago's Jackson Park A. Stokie 279 Chicago's Lincoln Park J. Sanders 175 Illinois Beach State Park J. Chapman 278 Chicago's Lincoln Park T. Kelly 173 Chicago's Jackson Park E. Walters 278 Illinois Beach State Park R. Erickson 171 Chicago's Burnham Park E. Walters 276 Chicago's Lincoln Park D. Antieau 167 Wadsworth Wetlands J. Sanders 270 Chicago's Lincoln Park J. Lill 267 Chicago's Lincoln Park A. Meloy 263 Chicago's Lincoln Park M. Devlin Large (greater than 3 sq. miles/1920 acres) 261 Chicago's Lincoln Park F. Morel (150 minimum) 256 Chicago's Lincoln Park W. Dreuth 325 Chautauqua N.W.R. K. Richmond 256 Chicago's Lincoln Park A. Stokie 299 Carlyle Lake K. McMullen 253 Chicago's Jackson Park D. Anderson 294 Horseshoe Lake C.A. F. Holmes 253 Chicago's Burnham Park D. Stotz 290 Rice Lake C.A. K. Richmond 253 Chicago's Lincoln Park M. Cvetas 270 Fermilab P. Kasper 253 Chicago's Lincoln Park J. Engel 268 Pratt’s Wayne Woods F.P. P. Moxon 244 Chicago's Lincoln Park B. Fisher 259 Carlyle Lake T. Mahan 244 Chicago's Lincoln Park K. Fisher 257 Chautauqua N.W.R. P. Moxon 243 Chicago's Lincoln Park B. Heimer 257 Fermilab P. Moxon 243 Waukegan Beach & Harbor E. Walters 257 Mermet Lake C.A. F. Bennett 238 Chicago's Jackson Park S. Carpenter 255 Hennepin & Hopper Lakes D. Stotz 236 Chicago's Lincoln Park P. Moxon 253 Oak Run (Knox Co.) M. Baum 235 Chicago's Lincoln Park J. Norek 250 Sanganois C.A. K. Richmond 234 Chicago's Lincoln Park T. Lally 248 Rock Cut State Park D. Williams 232 Illinois Beach State Park S. Hickman 246 Emiquon N.W.R. P. Moxon 224 Wolf L.-Eggers Forest Pres. D. Stotz 245 Spring Lake C.A. K. Richmond 222 Waukegan Beach & Harbor A. Stokie 237 Union County C.A. V. Kleen 218 Skokie Lagoons J. Sanders 236 Prairie Ridge S.N.A. J. Walk 207 Waukegan Beach & Harbor J. Solum 228 Rock Cut State Park J. Donaldson 203 Chicago's Lincoln Park S. Burckhardt 227 Lake Shelbyville T.& K. Forcum 201 Chicago's Jackson Park J. Sanders 222 Carlyle Lake E. Walters 196 Chicago’s Lincoln Park J. Chapman 221 Horseshoe Lake C.A. K. McMullen 218 Fermilab E. Secker 231 Nelson Lake Forest Preserve J. Duerr 217 Waterfall Glen Forest Pres. B. Fisher 227 Springbrook Prairie J. Suchecki 216 Fermilab U. Geiser 226 Morton Arboretum P. Moxon 211 Carlyle Lake C. Taylor 225 Greene Valley Forest Pres. Je. Smith 211 Fermilab B. Fisher 225 Kennekuk County Park S. Bailey 210 Rock Cut State Park B. Grover 224 Crabtree Nature Center J. Sanders 210 Sand Ridge S.F. K. Richmond 223 Greene Valley Forest Pres. P. Moxon 206 Crab Orchard N.W.R. L. Wright 220 Springbrook Prairie P. Moxon 206 Hennepin & Hopper Lakes T. Hartzler 216 Blackwell Forest Preserve P. Moxon 206 Starved Rock State Park C. McKee 212 Nelson Lake Forest Preserve P. Moxon 205 Fermilab K. Fisher 211 Blackwell Forest Preserve E. Secker 204 Fermilab E. Walters 207 Shabbona Lake State Park R. Flemal 204 Lowden-Miller State Forest P. Moxon 205 Morton Arboretum J. Sanders 204 Palos Forest Preserves E. Walters 204 Morton Arboretum J. Hardt 204 Pratt’s Wayne Woods F.P. E. Secker 201 Greene Valley Forest Pres. U. Geiser 201 Waterfall Glen Forest Pres. K. Fisher 200 Morton Arboretum T. Brown 201 Waterfall Glen Forest Pres. U. Geiser 198 Greene Valley Forest Pres. J. Chapman 200 Clear Lake K. Richmond 196 Chicago Portage J. Duran 200 Deer Grove F.P. C. Fields 195 Morton Arboretum M. Madsen 200 Illinois & Michigan Canal D. Shambaugh 194 Morton Arboretum F. Swink 194 Fermilab J. Chapman 190 Morton Arboretum J. Chapman 188 Starved Rock State Park D. Shambaugh 190 Morton Arboretum M.B. Chapman 182 Fermilab A. Stokie 190 Severson Dells Forest Pres. J. Donaldson 178 Clinton Lake E. Walters 188 Blackwell Forest Preserve E. Walters 176 Des Plaines Cons. Area D. Stotz 188 Goose Lake Prairie State Pk. J. Chapman 175 Pratt’s Wayne Woods F.P. U. Geiser 186 Afton Forest Preserve D. Shambaugh 174 Midewin Tallgrass N.P. D. Stotz 185 Sand Lake K. Richmond 174 Waterfall Glen Forest Pres. M. Madsen 183 Morton Arboretum E. Secker 171 Fermilab A. Aldrich 182 Morton Arboretum R. Wason 169 Rend Lake E. Walters 179 Lake Renwick Preserve A. Aldrich 167 Two Rivers N.W.R. E. Walters 178 Green Oaks Field Station J. Mountjoy 165 Des Plaines Cons. Area J. Chapman 176 Morton Arboretum U. Geiser 165 Starved Rock State Park E. Walters 175 McGinnis Slough E. Walters 164 Lake Shelbyville E. Walters 174 Nelson Lake Marsh E. Secker 164 Union County C.A. E. Walters 174 Silver Springs State Park D. Shambaugh 163 Hennepin & Hopper Lakes D. Shambaugh 173 Johnson-Sauk Trail S.P. E. Walters 163 Hennepin & Hopper Lakes E. Walters 173 Nelson Lake Marsh N. Bent 160 Rend Lake D. Miller 173 Springbrook Prairie U. Geiser 158 Mermet Lake C.A. E. Walters 172 Springbrook Golf Course Je. Smith 156 Meredosia N.W.R. E. Walters 170 Nelson Lake Marsh R. Reason 155 Jubilee College S.P. M. Brucker 169 Rockford’s Anna Page Park D. Williams 154 Crab Orchard N.W.R. E. Walters 167 Herrick Lake Forest Pres. U. Geiser 154 Waterfall Glen Forest Pres. J. Chapman 166 Crabtree Nature Center J. McDaniel 150 Mississippi Palisades S.P. E. Walters 166 Nelson Lake Forest Preserve A. Aldrich 150 Pratt’s Wayne Woods F.P. E. Walters 165 Woodford County C.A J. Rink 164 Blackwell Forest Preserve A. Stokie 164 Moraine Hills State Park A. Stokie Medium (from 1-3 sq.miles/640-1920 acres) 163 Lake Decatur Dredge Ponds T. Mahan (125 minimum) 162 Moraine View State Park M. Retter 261 Crabtree Nature Center C. Westcott 158 Herrick Lake Forest Pres. P. Quagliana 252 McGinnis Slough W. Serafin 157 Canton’s Lakeland Park K. Wright 250 Max McGraw Wildlife Fed. R.Montgomery 157 Nachusa Grasslands E. Walters 236 Greene Valley Forest Pres. M. Madsen 154 Blackwell Forest Preserve U. Geiser 235 Herrick Lake Forest Pres. P. Moxon 153 LaSalle Lake D. Shambaugh 233 Edgewood Farms Ja. Smith 151 Lake Renwick Preserve D. Stotz 233 Morton Arboretum E. Walters 149 Goose Lake Prairie S.P. D. Shambaugh 232 Shabbona Lake State Park D. Shambaugh 149 Johnson-Sauk Trail S.P. C. Taylor 148 McGinnis Slough J. Sanders 155 Lyons Woods Forest Pres. E. Walters 145 Green River Cons. Area D. Shambaugh 154 Redwing Slough S.N.A. E. Walters 144 Nelson Lake Forest Preserve D. Shambaugh 152 Chicago’s Grant Park E. Walters 140 Johnson-Sauk Trail S.P. D. Shambaugh 152 Hidden Lake Forest Preserve E. Secker 140 Shabbona Lake State Park E. Walters 151 Bunker Hill F.P. T. Lally 137 Illini State Park D. Shambaugh 151 Chicago’s Rosehill Cemetery C. Nelson 135 Port Louisa N.W.R. E. Walters 151 Lock & Dam #13 E. Walters 132 Lincoln Trails State Park E. Walters 149 Fox River Shores F.P. E. Secker 129 Decatur’s Rock Springs N.C. E. Walters 146 Chicago’s Rosehill Cemetery M. Devlin 128 Washington County C.A. E. Walters 145 Ryerson Conservation Area E. Walters 127 Crabtree Nature Center M. Perkowitz 142 Chicago’s Calumet Park E. Walters 142 Chicago’s Rosehill Cemetery J. Lill 141 Chicago’s North Park Village J. Lill Small (between .25-1 sq.mile/160-640 acres) 130 Ryerson Conservation Area J. Solum (125 minimum) 129 Plum Creek Forest Preserve E. Walters 277 Evanston Lakefront E. Walters 125 Ryerson Conservation Area M. Perkowitz 252 Chicago Botanic Garden M. Hogg 250 Evanston Lakefront J. Engel 248 West DuPage Woods P. Moxon Very Small (less than .25 sq.mile/160 acres) 240 Chicago Botanic Garden J.
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